Anna Sawai Carrer, Pesonall Life, Age, Films and Anna Sawai Biography

                                                           Anna Sawai

Anna Sawai (Actress)

Introduction

Anna Sawai (born June 11, 1992) is a Japanese–New Zealander entertainer, artist, and artist. She started her movie vocation in 2009 in a supporting job in the combative techniques film Ninja Assassin, and appeared as an expert artist in 2013 as one of the lead performers in the J-pop young lady bunch FAKY (2013-2018), singing in both Japanese and English. She co-featured in Justin Lin's Fast and Furious spin-off, F9.

Profession

In 2004, soon after moving to Japan, Sawai was picked out of 10,000 candidates to play the lead spot in the stage melodic Annie.

In 2006, she entered the Avex Audition and won an administration contract with the Japanese diversion aggregate Avex Inc.

In 2009, Sawai made her expert film debut in the Warner Bros. movie Ninja Assassin, coordinated by James McTeigue, playing the insubordinate high school female ninja Kiriko who is executed for endeavoring to get away from the Ozunu ninja family.

In March 2012, she was chosen to sing the American public song of devotion at a pre-season Major League Baseball match-up at the Tokyo Dome. Presently, she started to function as an expert artist with the Japanese young lady bunch ARA (Avex Rising Angels), which delivered their first authority music video "Make My Dreams Come True" in November 2012.

In 2013, she passed on ARA to join Avex's new dance/R&B bunch FAKY. She proceeded as one of the gathering's lead performers until her last show with the gathering on December 20, 2018. Her takeoff from the gathering was declared through FAKY's online media, referring to her fantasy about seeking after her acting profession.

In 2019, Sawai co-featured in the BBC wrongdoing dramatization Giri/Haji. She was then cast in the activity movie F9, coordinated by Justin Lin. Sawai picked the job of Elle in F9 because she grew up watching the Fast and Furious movies and liked the variety of the film's cast.

In November 2019, it was reported that Sawai was endorsed by U.S. ability office WME. In October 2020, Sawai was declared to play insightful vocation lady Naomi in Apple's variation of Pachinko, given the novel by Min Jin Lee, in a job made for the series.

In September 2021, Sawai was reported as a component of the cast of the FX restricted series Shōgun, adjusted from the James Clavell novel, filling the role of Lady Mariko.

Personal life

Sawai experienced childhood in New Zealand, Hong Kong, and the Philippines, before moving to Japan at 10 years old because of her dad's gadgets work. During her adolescence, she was impacted by her dad's pay attention to The Beatles and The Carpenters. Her mom, who concentrated on drama, gave her singing examples.

Film

Release Title Role

2009.11.25 Ninja Assassin Teenage Kiriko United States/Germany Supporting job

2021.06.25 F9 Elle United States Supporting job

TV

Airdate Title Type Role

2007.11.07 Our Love Song!

Television series - 1 scene

[Ep. 8] Natsu Japan Supporting job 

2018.03.30 -

2019.03.31 Colors

Television series - 2 scenes

[Ep. 1,4] Train station accuser Japan Supporting job

2019.10.31 -

2019.12.05

Giri/Haji TV series - 6 scenes

[Ep. 3-8] Eiko United Kingdom Supporting job

2021 Pachinko TV series Naomi United States

TBA Shōgun TV miniseries Lady Mariko United States Main job